Vote for Always by Kennedy Nolan Architects in the Readers’ Choice Belle Fanuli Interior Design Awards 2022.
As a registered historical structure, the Craftsman cottage has one foot in the past
Archipelago Cottage is a minimal home located in Blidö, Sweden, designed by Halleroed
As a registered historical structure, the Craftsman cottage has one foot in the past
Akebia longeracemosa Akeba Chocolate Vine (or Fragrant Akebia) is a twining, semi evergreen, climber that can reach a maturity of 6m! It produces stunning 5 petaled, pendulous deep maroon red flowers, with freagrant smelling vanilla fruit. Can be planted in full sun to dappled shade. Prefers well drained, composted soil.
Certainly the best-known luxury train, travelling on the ‘Orient Express’ is considered an essential rite of passage for anyone seeking sophisticated experiences and life-long memories. The legendary Orient Express train is a work of art in itself and a true Art Deco icon that is famous the world over. Romance, adventure and the mystery of the past are all intimately bound up in journeys that visit some of the most alluring continental cites. As with many trains of this style, it is evocative of a more gracious, elegant age of travel. Delightful vintage cabins, gastronomic cuisine with delicious afternoon teas and exquisite four course dinners along with lively on-board entertainment make a journey aboard this iconic train one of the world’s finest travel experiences. Photos: VSOE Ltd
Come along as we add to your wanderlust-worthy summer bucket list ideas! It's time we start planning our summer vacations. With our summer camp days long behind us, we’re plotting trips from the pink waters of the Yucatan, to Nicaragua, Lake Como, and M
As a registered historical structure, the Craftsman cottage has one foot in the past
BUNGALOW CLASSIC IS... Fresh. Livable. Thoughtful. And of course, Classic.
Here's a totally delicious, totally easy, no-bake bar recipe from Martha Stewart (you can view the video here). To me they are more like candy than a "power bar," and I'm sure that in addition to high-protein, high-fiber ingredients they are loaded with calories! A couple of notes: I had only one 4-ounce bar of bittersweet chocolate (Ghirardelli brand) on hand, so I added a few dark chocolate chips to the mix. I think the bars would be plenty chocolately with just the 4 ounces of chocolate. Next time I may try adding some rice crisp cereal. Lastly, if you follow a strict gluten-free diet, be sure to buy oats processed in a gluten-free facility, such as Bob's Red Mill brand. I used Quaker oats. No-Bake Chocolate Almond Oat Bars Directions: 1) Spray an 8" square baking pan with non-stick spray. Line bottom and sides with parchment paper; set aside. 2) In a 3-quart saucepan, put 1 stick of butter, 1/3 cup honey and 1 cup natural almond butter (just nuts, no added oils). Cook over medium-low to medium heat, about 6 minutes, until smooth and butter is melted. 3) Remove pan from heat and stir in: 4 to 6 ounces chopped bittersweet chocolate 1/2 cup chopped toasted almonds 3/4 cup raisins 1/2 teaspoon coarse salt 2 cups old fashioned oats 4) Mix well. Transfer mixture to the prepared pan, spreading evenly. Put in the refrigerator to chill until firm. Remove from pan and cut into squares or bars and enjoy! While we're on the subject of cooking, I'd like to say how much I'm enjoying our new, 3-quart Le Creuset saucepan. We'd been wanting to replace a Calphalon pan of the same size for a couple of reasons. One is the handle, which is not at all ergonomic (what's up with that? Seems simple enough to design a pot handle that feels good in the hand and is easy to hold, rather than one that's uncomfortable and hard to grip). The other is that the Calphalon pan is tapered, rather than straight-sided. The bottom of the pot is too small for all but one of our burners, even at a 3-quart size. While shopping at Crate & Barrel recently (one of my favorite stores) I gravitated immediately to the cookware section to check out their options. A 3-quart saucepan by Le Creuset was actually on sale, and while I wouldn't typically spend more than $100 on one pot, I'm glad I did this time. Made of 3-ply stainless steel, this pan has an aluminum core sandwiched between two layers of stainless, which continues throughout the pan to ensure excellent heat conduction from base to rim and prevent hot spots. The rim is rounded for drip-free pouring and the shorter extra handle opposite the long one makes it very convenient for carrying a heavy pot to the sink. Because of its excellent heat conduction, the "Care and Use" guide warns not to heat over high. We have found that water comes to a boil quickly at a "7" or "8" setting on our electric range, and holds a simmer at a lower number too -- clearly a well crafted piece of equipment. Now I'm wanting a 12" Le Creuset fry pan as well! Maybe for Christmas ...?
As a registered historical structure, the Craftsman cottage has one foot in the past
Want to make your living space feel warm, inviting and cozy? Take advice from one of the world's top designers – this is how Kelly Wearstler styles her winter living room
Akebia longeracemosa Akeba Chocolate Vine (or Fragrant Akebia) is a twining, semi evergreen, climber that can reach a maturity of 6m! It produces stunning 5 petaled, pendulous deep maroon red flowers, with freagrant smelling vanilla fruit. Can be planted in full sun to dappled shade. Prefers well drained, composted soil.
Certainly the best-known luxury train, travelling on the ‘Orient Express’ is considered an essential rite of passage for anyone seeking sophisticated experiences and life-long memories. The legendary Orient Express train is a work of art in itself and a true Art Deco icon that is famous the world over. Romance, adventure and the mystery of the past are all intimately bound up in journeys that visit some of the most alluring continental cites. As with many trains of this style, it is evocative of a more gracious, elegant age of travel. Delightful vintage cabins, gastronomic cuisine with delicious afternoon teas and exquisite four course dinners along with lively on-board entertainment make a journey aboard this iconic train one of the world’s finest travel experiences. Photos: VSOE Ltd
This well-preserved 1920 home is a handsome example of the classic Chicago bungalow style.
Come along as we add to your wanderlust-worthy summer bucket list ideas! It's time we start planning our summer vacations. With our summer camp days long behind us, we’re plotting trips from the pink waters of the Yucatan, to Nicaragua, Lake Como, and M
Highland Park is well-known for the Ford Motor Company’s manufacturing plant, the first of its kind in the world built to incorporate the moving assembly line. This opened the door to mass producti…
Reportaje fotográfico de los ECO Bungalows Camping Cala Llevadó de dosarquitectes | Francesc Aromir
As a registered historical structure, the Craftsman cottage has one foot in the past
Take a walking tour of cozy bungalow homes located near Lake Monona in Madison, Wisconsin. You don't want to miss this near-perfect neighborhood.
BUNGALOW CLASSIC IS... Fresh. Livable. Thoughtful. And of course, Classic.
Our photo gallery of beautiful customer homes should give you home inspiration for your own self build project.
The Chicago Bungalow Association has announced the winners of its fifth annual garden contest, with winners spread across the city’s extensive bungalow belt.
As a registered historical structure, the Craftsman cottage has one foot in the past
Here's a totally delicious, totally easy, no-bake bar recipe from Martha Stewart (you can view the video here). To me they are more like candy than a "power bar," and I'm sure that in addition to high-protein, high-fiber ingredients they are loaded with calories! A couple of notes: I had only one 4-ounce bar of bittersweet chocolate (Ghirardelli brand) on hand, so I added a few dark chocolate chips to the mix. I think the bars would be plenty chocolately with just the 4 ounces of chocolate. Next time I may try adding some rice crisp cereal. Lastly, if you follow a strict gluten-free diet, be sure to buy oats processed in a gluten-free facility, such as Bob's Red Mill brand. I used Quaker oats. No-Bake Chocolate Almond Oat Bars Directions: 1) Spray an 8" square baking pan with non-stick spray. Line bottom and sides with parchment paper; set aside. 2) In a 3-quart saucepan, put 1 stick of butter, 1/3 cup honey and 1 cup natural almond butter (just nuts, no added oils). Cook over medium-low to medium heat, about 6 minutes, until smooth and butter is melted. 3) Remove pan from heat and stir in: 4 to 6 ounces chopped bittersweet chocolate 1/2 cup chopped toasted almonds 3/4 cup raisins 1/2 teaspoon coarse salt 2 cups old fashioned oats 4) Mix well. Transfer mixture to the prepared pan, spreading evenly. Put in the refrigerator to chill until firm. Remove from pan and cut into squares or bars and enjoy! While we're on the subject of cooking, I'd like to say how much I'm enjoying our new, 3-quart Le Creuset saucepan. We'd been wanting to replace a Calphalon pan of the same size for a couple of reasons. One is the handle, which is not at all ergonomic (what's up with that? Seems simple enough to design a pot handle that feels good in the hand and is easy to hold, rather than one that's uncomfortable and hard to grip). The other is that the Calphalon pan is tapered, rather than straight-sided. The bottom of the pot is too small for all but one of our burners, even at a 3-quart size. While shopping at Crate & Barrel recently (one of my favorite stores) I gravitated immediately to the cookware section to check out their options. A 3-quart saucepan by Le Creuset was actually on sale, and while I wouldn't typically spend more than $100 on one pot, I'm glad I did this time. Made of 3-ply stainless steel, this pan has an aluminum core sandwiched between two layers of stainless, which continues throughout the pan to ensure excellent heat conduction from base to rim and prevent hot spots. The rim is rounded for drip-free pouring and the shorter extra handle opposite the long one makes it very convenient for carrying a heavy pot to the sink. Because of its excellent heat conduction, the "Care and Use" guide warns not to heat over high. We have found that water comes to a boil quickly at a "7" or "8" setting on our electric range, and holds a simmer at a lower number too -- clearly a well crafted piece of equipment. Now I'm wanting a 12" Le Creuset fry pan as well! Maybe for Christmas ...?
We chat to Alex, Director and Chartered Architectural Technologist of Alexander James Associates, who shares with us his expert advice on renovating a bungalow
Want to make your living space feel warm, inviting and cozy? Take advice from one of the world's top designers – this is how Kelly Wearstler styles her winter living room
